Sentence examples for customer worries from inspiring English sources

In May, the company lowered its forecast for the year, saying unemployment in California and customer worries about the economy were hurting sales.

An LED which is orange when charging and green when charged is amazingly confusing and the customer worries that the green light is using electricity so will turn the phone off to save power.

Even as his company registers strong high teens year on year growth, way above what he or anyone else called for the prior year, orders solid in all geographic regions and another solid quarter forecast, he now waxes uncertain and communicates customer worries on where matters are headed.

They've begun a public relations campaign with fire-safety Internet sites, raising alarms about the dangers of home fires in hopes of pressuring furniture companies to ease customer worries by using more retardants.

It was a customer, worried about his account.

Speaking with a customer worried about the prospect of getting arrested, Ms. Lewis sought to calm the man by assuring him that funneling money through QAT Consulting protected them all.

Customer worry and anger about what the hedge funds would do with the bank's ethical investment policy turned to incredulity when allegations emerged that the bank's former chairman had been filmed apparently buying class-A drugs.

The CEO needs their insights to read the mood of the company, to find the clogs in the decision flows in the organization, and to know what the people who are closest to the customer worry about most.

"We've got a lot of expenses coming down the road, and that could become a real issue with customers," worries Cass Bielski, manager of rate and regulatory business for the Edison Electric Institute, a utility industry trade group.

"We listen to our customers," Lewis said in her statement, overlooking the months Verizon spent ignoring its customers' worries about super-cookies.

I don't know of any research or surveys that have checked on customers' worries over hygiene, but it's likely that some would indeed be put off if this wrapping didn't take place.